Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Your Unit Coordinator might encourage the use of AI as a resource for some assessments; others might not allow it. Be sure to check your assessment instructions carefully (e.g. within MyLO or the assessment instructions in your unit outline) or confirm with your Unit Coordinator if unsure.
University of Tasmania guidance says whether AI is encouraged or not allowed can vary by assessment, and students should check assessment instructions or confirm with the Unit Coordinator if unsure.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) tools should only be used to support your learning and assist with the completion of your assessments. The work that you submit must be yours only and must be prepared in accordance with the instructions for that assessment task.
University of Tasmania guidance says generative AI tools should only be used to support learning and assist with assessment completion, while submitted work must be the student's own and follow the assessment task instructions.
Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Your Unit Coordinator might encourage the use of AI as a resource for some assessments; others might not allow it. Be sure to check your assessment instructions carefully (e.g. within MyLO or the assessment instructions in your unit outline) or confirm with your Unit Coordinator if unsure.
University of Tasmania guidance says whether AI is encouraged or not allowed can vary by assessment, and students should check assessment instructions or confirm with the Unit Coordinator if unsure.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) tools should only be used to support your learning and assist with the completion of your assessments. The work that you submit must be yours only and must be prepared in accordance with the instructions for that assessment task.
University of Tasmania guidance says generative AI tools should only be used to support learning and assist with assessment completion, while submitted work must be the student's own and follow the assessment task instructions.
Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Your Unit Coordinator might encourage the use of AI as a resource for some assessments; others might not allow it. Be sure to check your assessment instructions carefully (e.g. within MyLO or the assessment instructions in your unit outline) or confirm with your Unit Coordinator if unsure.
University of Tasmania guidance says whether AI is encouraged or not allowed can vary by assessment, and students should check assessment instructions or confirm with the Unit Coordinator if unsure.
Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) tools should only be used to support your learning and assist with the completion of your assessments. The work that you submit must be yours only and must be prepared in accordance with the instructions for that assessment task.
University of Tasmania guidance says generative AI tools should only be used to support learning and assist with assessment completion, while submitted work must be the student's own and follow the assessment task instructions.
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Academic Integrity 1 reviewed claim
Academic Integrity
University of Tasmania guidance says unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of generative AI may be considered dishonest or unfair behaviour and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
Unapproved, inappropriate, or unacknowledged use of genAI may be considered as dishonest or unfair behaviour, and therefore a breach of academic integrity.
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Teaching 1 reviewed claim
Teaching
University of Tasmania guidance says generative AI tools should only be used to support learning and assist with assessment completion, while submitted work must be the student's own and follow the assessment task instructions.
Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) tools should only be used to support your learning and assist with the completion of your assessments. The work that you submit must be yours only and must be prepared in accordance with the instructions for that assessment task.
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AI tool use 1 reviewed claim
Ai Tool Treatment
University of Tasmania guidance says whether AI is encouraged or not allowed can vary by assessment, and students should check assessment instructions or confirm with the Unit Coordinator if unsure.
Your Unit Coordinator might encourage the use of AI as a resource for some assessments; others might not allow it. Be sure to check your assessment instructions carefully (e.g. within MyLO or the assessment instructions in your unit outline) or confirm with your Unit Coordinator if unsure.
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English (en-AU)
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May 16, 2026
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Main answer, assessment instructions paragraph
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Can I use generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) for my assessments?
askus.utas.edu.au
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Citation: University AI Policy Tracker. "University of Tasmania AI Policy Tracker record." Last checked May 16, 2026. https://eduaipolicy.org/universities/university-of-tasmania
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Questions students ask
Questions students ask
Can I use AI for my coursework?
University of Tasmania has 3 source-backed public claims for coursework; deterministic analysis status: restricted.
